Nevada County picayune., 1887-07-13

ed and improved, with a hall fol Masons and Wheelers in the sec ond story. 8#i Haa al aaa Mr. F. M. Smythe, ex.Mayor of Prescott, writes us from Texas: "Please send .PIC' to Tyler, Texas, until you hear from me". We cheerfully comply.
 Mir. C. T. Cozart, one of our in- dustriOus farmer friends, called Monday, to have the "PlC' sent to his father, Mir. Wm. COzart, at PittsborOugh, Miss.
 After July 10th, Miss E. M Thomasson will commence to sell out her entire stock of goods, at greatly reduced price. Call on her before buying elsewhere.
 Jno. Portis is holding up the price of country produce. But for him eggs would be selling here for 6c per dozen, but he continues to give his customers 1Oc per dozen.
 It Is a Fact.
 That Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic is cooling to the blood, controls excessive preparation, and will safely tide you over tbat period characterized by headache, fiiinting spells, exhaustic srasmodic affections. and will give strength and new life to the entire system.
 Quite a number of Presscottites went over to the Okolona picnic, among them. Hon. Y. C. McRae, B. H. Logan, w. B. Waller, W. J.. Blake, !. M. Price and O. l.. Mon. crief.
 On the first page oftliis issue ap. pears an interesting account Of a recent trip to Georgia, from MT. J. r. Hendrix, of Rosston, one Of our bes; and most successful far mers.
 Mrs F.. E. White and children returned from the Indian territory Monday. The past three months they spent at Osa2e Agency, with MT. White, Special U. $. Indian Agent.
 Misses Fannle and Lucy HOll- man, two of Hempstead's most charming young ladies. visiting their sister here, Mrs. N. T. Rich mond, went over to Washington. Friday.
 $. II. Johnson, one of our color ed citizens brought some fine spec linens of peaches to this office Monday. grown on his place, the largest measuring 10 inches in cir conference.
 Thursday Okolona celebrated the ith with big picnic with ap- propriate speeches from Senator Jones and Hon. T. c. McRae. Col. Smoote read the Declaration of Independence.
 MT. Otis Moncrief has laid upon our table the largest, finest beet we ever saw. It measured over twenty inches in circumfer- ence. This beet is hard to beat Who can beat it?
 We learn that Prof. Littlepage, of Washington. was elected to the principalship of our high school, by the directors Saturday. He is well know in South Arkansas, as au able and efi'icent educator.
 Mir. F.. W. Wells, ex-MayOr of Carrollton. Ga who had had been to Hot Springs for his health, wis. tied friends here Thursday. before returning to Ga. Glad to know his health is greatly improved. 1 Married. at the residence of the brides mother, on Sunday morn ing the 9th inst, Mir. c. A. Began and Miss MOllie Norman-Rev. D. T. Holmes officiating. The Pic. eX- tends heartiest congratulations and best wishes.
 l Capt. Sid Parker laid upon our table Friday some very fine speci' mems of peaches, of the Arkansas Traveller variety. They measure q oyer ten Inches in circumference, and were grown in the Captains promising young orchard.
 In addition to our already large stock ot summer shoes, we have brought a lot more of these goods at greatly reduced price. and in or der to make room for cur large stock of fall goods, we are deter mined to sell them regardless oI cost, Respectfully.
 w. F. ARMSTRONG X Co.
 We have received the annual catalog ue, lSS1,S, of the Onachlta Baptist College, j. W. Congel President. It Is in neat pamphlet form, and makes fine showing for the first year. The fall tern